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Fat Tire----name of my favorite beer, only problem, not available in Bama...now I'm thirsty...
Fat Tire is the best beer on the planet. Too bad for you, my local store has a shelf load of it (along with about 23 zillion other microbrews!)[sm=icon_guiness.gif]Come on up to WA state, I'll buy the first round.
Eggroll, hmmm? I'm 1/2 Filipino, and when my family gets together we make a ton of food, but, by far the most popular grub is the lumpia (a Flip eggroll). Dip it in garlic vinegar, the mosquitoes move to another state.
When I was 10, I ate 14 of them. I was the King of Misery.[]
WarriorHD....Self explanatory but I will explain anyway. Ilike to think of myself as a Warrior in everything that I do. A Warrior is the last man standing and can overcome any adversity.Warriors need a stronger heart, persiverance andwill more than physical strength.The HD...well it comes from Harley Davidson. Any good Warrior must ride a Harley
It doesn't mean anything, I tried my usual name and several others and kinda threw a fit when they were all shot down. So, I just wanted to type some name in that was not taken....I have no idea where it came from, I musta been feeling sick.
I am originally from West Virginia. When I bought my bike I was working in Fairbanks Alaska and it was 25 below zero so I felt like the West Virginia Ice Man (WVICEMAN).
I am from a hillbilly from West Virginia who happens to love to ride the same brand we're all proud of.I used the hawg spelling to help clarify the meaning for those in this world less cerebral than those of us who get it.Anyone on this forum would understand but if I had used the "hog" spelling somebody out there would have jumped to a"Deliverance" reference.
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